This repository is for testing that setting of svn:eol-style works as
expected, that the mime mapper also works, and that mime types and eol
styles interact with each other correctly.  Issue #39 has more about
how these interactions work.

The 'mime-mappings.txt' file for this repository is stored right here,
in the repository itself.  It won't be converted because it doesn't
end with ,v.

The table below says what to expect for the data here.  We assume that
--mime-types is passed every time; the only question is whether
none/one/both of --no-default-eol and --eol-from-mime-type are passed:

  foo.txt (no -kb, mime file says nothing):
     --NO flags:            native eol, no mime type
     --no-default-eol:      no eol, no mime type
     --eol-from-mime-type:  native eol, no mime type
     --BOTH flags:          no eol, no mime type

  foo.xml (no -kb, mime file says text):
     --NO flags:            native eol, mime type "text/blah"
     --no-default-eol:      no eol, mime type "text/blah"
     --eol-from-mime-type:  native eol, mime type "text/blah"
     --BOTH flags:          native eol, mime type "text/blah"

  foo.zip (no -kb, mime file says non-text):
     --NO flags:            native eol, mime type "blah/blah"
     --no-default-eol:      no eol, mime type "blah/blah"
     --eol-from-mime-type:  native eol, mime type "blah/blah"
     --BOTH flags:          no eol, mime type "blah/blah"

  foo.bin (has -kb, mime file says nothing):
     --NO flags:            no eol, mime type "application/octet-stream"
     --no-default-eol:      no eol, mime type "application/octet-stream"
     --eol-from-mime-type:  no eol, mime type "application/octet-stream"
     --BOTH flags:          no eol, mime type "application/octet-stream"

  foo.csv (has -kb, mime file says text):
     --NO flags:            no eol, mime type "text/blah"
     --no-default-eol:      no eol, mime type "text/blah"
     --eol-from-mime-type:  no eol, mime type "text/blah"
     --BOTH flags:          no eol, mime type "text/blah"

  foo.dbf (has -kb, mime file says non-text):
     --NO flags:            no eol, mime type "blah/blah"
     --no-default-eol:      no eol, mime type "blah/blah"
     --eol-from-mime-type:  no eol, mime type "blah/blah"
     --BOTH flags:          no eol, mime type "blah/blah"
